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Tablets at CES Like many Europeans, Ismaila is on the Internet every day. She starts at breakfast time by checking her emails on her mobile. Then it’s onto a social networking site on the laptop – and it’s still only 8am.
All this might seem like nothing. But this virtual activity has a real impact on the environment. Let’s have a look now, in Hi Tech:
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